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Multiple Choice Quiz

This quiz reviews some of the topics in this chapter. The answer choices are randomized, so the quiz will be different every time you take it.

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This activity contains 24 questions.

Question 1.
The key issues between Egypt and Israel in the war of 1956 concerned


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Question 2.
Lebanon has been described as the "fuse to the Middle East powder keg" because of


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Question 3.
The Ayatollah Khomeini was a


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Question 4.
More than half of the oil consumed in international trade is shipped through a narrow waterway that empties into the Indian Ocean. This passage is known as the


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Question 5.
Attempting to break away from Nigeria, the Ibo tribal region proclaimed its independence as the new state of


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Question 6.
"Apartheid" is the term often used to describe the racial policies followed until 1991 by the government of


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Question 7.
Kwame Nkrumah became the outright dictator in the African nation of


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Question 8.
In its war against Somalia, Ethiopia received most of its aid from the


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Question 9.
In 1973 the United States secretly supported the overthrow of a democratically elected government in


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Question 10.
In the 1967 war between Israel and Egypt, the cease fire was signed _____ after the war began.


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Question 11.
UN Resolution 242, responding to the 1967 war, recognized Israel's right to exist but


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Question 12.
The first Gulf state to develop an oil-based economy in the 1930s was


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Question 13.
Lebanon's population is religiously diverse and contains significant groups of all the following EXCEPT


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Question 14.
The Allies forced Iran's king to abdicate in favor of his son, Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, in 1941 because


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Question 15.
On average, African nations spend about _____ as much on repaying debts as they do on providing health services.


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Question 16.
Because of the AIDS epidemic, life expectancy in southern Africa is expected to drop to age _____ by 2005.


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Question 17.
The "kleptocratic" ruler of Congo from 1965 to 1997 was


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Question 18.
The short-lived Republic of Biafra, which only lasted from 1967 until 1970, seceded from


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Question 19.
In _____, long-time president Robert Mugabe has recently tried to appeal to his rural constituents by supporting bands of thugs to seize white farms and turn them over to the landless poor.


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Question 20.
Juan Peron was first elected president of Argentina in 1946, was removed from power in 1955, and returned as president in


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Question 21.
Most Caribbean states send their exports, primarily crops and minerals, to the US and


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Question 22.
It appeared that the Organization of American States (OAS) as well as the US were close to normalizing relations with Cuba in 1975 until


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Question 23.
One of the biggest problems plaguing Haiti is an unemployment rate of


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Question 24.
The 2000 election of Vicente Fox Quesada as president of Mexico was precedent-setting because


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